This is your final weekend to see three-time Tony winner Glenn Close star as passive aggressive WASP Agnes in Edward Albee’s Pulitzer Prize-winning family drama A Delicate Balance. That means run, don’t walk to the Golden Theatre to see the revival that we thought was one of the best shows in 2014. Below, BroadwayBox looks back on Close’s Broadway career from her debut in 1974 to A Delicate Balance.

Love for Love, 1974

The Rules of the Game, 1974

The Member of the Wedding, 1975

Rex, 1976

Close played Princess Mary in the musical 'Rex'

The Crucifier of Blood, 1978

She then starred as Irene St. Claire in the Sherlock Holmes play 'The Crucifier of Blood'

Barnum, 1980

The big breakout and first Tony nomination came in 1980 when she appeared as Chairy Barnum in 'Barnum'

Photo by Martha Swope on NYPL.org

Photo by Martha Swope on NYPL.org

The Real Thing, 1984—Close's first Tony win

Her next Broadway show brought Tony Glory. A win in 1984 for her performance as Annie in Tom Stoppard's Tony-winning Best Play 'The Real Thing.'

Benefactors, 1985

Death and the Maiden, 1992

The second Tony win came in 1992 when Close won Best Actress for the three-person play 'Death and the Maiden'

Sunset Boulevard, 1994

The Play That I Wrote, 2003

A Delicate Balance, 2014

Glenn Close as Agnes in 'A Delicate Balance'

Photo by Bridgette Lacombe

Glenn Close as Agnes and John Lithgow as Tobias in 'A Delicate Balance'

Photo by Bridgette Lacombe

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